Nice re-edit. Very good. At 4:18 what does it say on the Mack/Baker tower ladders door ? That was TL 31, wasn't it ? I just don't remember door decals . Tks. Keep up the good work. Louie
When did FDNY switch to full bunker gear? I can't believe that in 1991 they didn't wear full gear and fought fires in jeans. Were there a lot of injuries that forced to buy full gear?
@kaseybaby1 That's correct. Engine 93, Tower Ladder 45, Rescue 3 and I think it was Battalion 17 all responded out of the station at 181 St. and Audubon in Washington Heights.
It's so cool how this fire house had both generations of the heavy rescue truck. This fire house also had an engine and ladder company. You don't see firehouses in the city that has a wide range of rigs anymore. Almost every company has its own house. Can somebody tell me why some firehouses only have one rig, like either a pumper or a truck while most houses have both rigs? Who decides this?
@R3rules I'm not really sure but I think it may have to do with the area of response for a particular firehouse. For example if one firehouse (engine) has a smaller area of response and is closly backed by two companies containing trucks that may be the reason. Just a guess though...
At the beginning of the video....Fordham Road in 1991....amazing. I was born 2 years after this video was shot.
barnesfam 1 month ago
gotta love the rubber bunker gear back in the day!
mixtaperadio 2 months ago
It was the 13th Battalion...remember it well...grew up in the Heights
DrKO2453 5 months ago
Did you hear that tone? That is some quality stuff haha.
mrengine9 7 months ago
What is "second source"?
happyjack880 9 months ago
@happyjack880 I think, but could be wrong, its a second sauce - a second alarm?
Scousefire 8 months ago
Nice re-edit. Very good. At 4:18 what does it say on the Mack/Baker tower ladders door ? That was TL 31, wasn't it ? I just don't remember door decals . Tks. Keep up the good work. Louie
3Louies 10 months ago
The building at 2:45, was that an apartment or and old coffin company in 60/17 's area?
wfd6912 1 year ago
does rescue 3 have an engine and a tower ladder at the present ?
TheUban123 1 year ago
Sobering. Thanks to all you guys that do this every day!! God bless you.
learning41230 1 year ago
When did FDNY switch to full bunker gear? I can't believe that in 1991 they didn't wear full gear and fought fires in jeans. Were there a lot of injuries that forced to buy full gear?
dcentral 1 year ago
did they just wear the harness on the jeans back then??
timberland1108 1 year ago
at 2:52 the fireman is standing in jeans wtf?
Yanaman 1 year ago
@Yanaman
Back in the day before the modern fire service was ruined by the PC culture and the overabundance of safety, there were no standard uniforms.
MCL212 1 year ago 2
Question about that firehouse at the time they had the rescue a pumper, tower ladder and a battlion chief if I'm right
kaseybaby1 1 year ago
@kaseybaby1 That's correct. Engine 93, Tower Ladder 45, Rescue 3 and I think it was Battalion 17 all responded out of the station at 181 St. and Audubon in Washington Heights.
captainbfd16 1 year ago
@captainbfd16 Its Battalion 13
peischl124 1 year ago
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gdtrfb81 1 year ago
@captainbfd16 I thought Battalion 17 was quartered with 92/44, and the 13th Battalion was with 93/45 in Washington Hts.
gdtrfb81 1 year ago
@gdtrfb81 I think you are correct. I haven't been there for several years now but I recall that BC17 was with 92/44.
captainbfd16 1 year ago
Great vid. Thanks for the post.
ladder06 1 year ago
@ 3:17 must be sucking with no mask on
Beardown502 1 year ago
Beautiful Fire Fighten' much love from the LAFD
GoLAcityFD 1 year ago
It's so cool how this fire house had both generations of the heavy rescue truck. This fire house also had an engine and ladder company. You don't see firehouses in the city that has a wide range of rigs anymore. Almost every company has its own house. Can somebody tell me why some firehouses only have one rig, like either a pumper or a truck while most houses have both rigs? Who decides this?
R3rules 1 year ago
@R3rules I'm not really sure but I think it may have to do with the area of response for a particular firehouse. For example if one firehouse (engine) has a smaller area of response and is closly backed by two companies containing trucks that may be the reason. Just a guess though...
Jllucky8 1 year ago
@Jllucky8 Oh ok. Well if you're right, what you're saying would make sense. Thanks
R3rules 1 year ago
this is some of the best footage ive ever seen!!
thanks for sharing this
BJohn182 1 year ago
@BJohn182 Thank you for your generous comment.
captainbfd16 1 year ago
Thank You for posting this, if you have more like it i encourage you to post them!
farmtruck551 1 year ago